The Top 10 Pressed Juice Bars In Toronto

The Village Juicery is located on College and Bathurst and sells cold-pressed juices, shots, freshly squeezed juices, alkaline waters, ‘handmade’ nut milks, as well as reset programs which can be booked through consultations with their in-house nutritionist. Popular juices include the Be Green, jam-packed with bok choy, spinach, kale, cucumber, aloe vera, parsely, and lemon, as well as the Be Radiant for those looking for some glow. This juice is composed of 20% fruit and 80% root, with carrot, sweet potato, lemon, granny smith apples, and turmeric root.

The Grow-Op is a neighbourhood favorite, situated on Ossington and Dundas near Bellwoods Park. They have three cold-pressed juice options: carrot, pineapple, and jalapeno, beet, apple, ginger, and lemon, and spinach, celery, apple, cucumber, and lemon. Their menu also boasts some heartier options, like smoothies, salads, açaí bowls and more. For those who’s rather get their nutrition over with quicker with what feels like a mini-juice, their potent potions (like ‘The OG’) are pure nutrients.

Greenhouse Juice Co. first opened its doors in 2014 with its Macpherson location. Since then, it has come to be one of the most popular shops of its kind in the city. In addition to their highly popular King Street location, Greenhouse also boasts four locations across the city (and two pop-up shops). They have also partnered with Pusateri’s, so you can find their juice in all of the grocer’s locations. They have 9 cold-pressed juice options, like ‘Rabbit, Run’ and ‘Wake Up’, as well as nut milks, hydrators, boosters, and 3 types of cleanses (gentle, standard, or green if you’re brave enough).

The Good Press describes itself as ‘the most fun place in Toronto to get juice.’ On Yorkville just east of Bellair, The Good Press specializes in juice (with 12 variations), though they even have made-to-order smoothies, bowls, and even fresh fruit popsicles in the summer months. They can cater special events and are available for delivery on Foodorafor some emergency juice fulfilling.

Located across Ossington station just off Bloor Street is Spark Espresso and Fresh Bar. Though they first opened as Fueled Fresh Bar in 2014, they’ve accumulated a good amount of press in the short time they’ve been open as Spark. With treats like avo toast and chia oats for their all-day breakfast, salad bowls for lunch, and some really good coffee for any time, Spark is an easy choice. They even have a loyalty program if you need another reason to go.

Fresh is your quintessential vegetarian/vegan restaurant, with locations conveniently scattered across the city on Bloor, Spadina, Crawford and Eglinton. You can sit in or take-out (which on average takes about 20 min), as well as enjoy grab-and-go salads (though they often sell out quickly- so get there early). They have a large gluten-free menu for those with allergies, as well as green juices and smoothies, immunity shots, power shakes, and supermilks. What sets them apart, though, is the fact that you can create your own juice: choosing from their large ingredient list complete with unique add-ons like spirulina, oregano oil, maca, and more. Follow them on Instagram for updates about their exciting menu.

Feel Good Guru is located on Tecumseth, near Queen and Bathurst. Though it is a vegan restaurant, it is more of a lifestyle spot. The holistic menu includes a liquid pharmacy as well as ‘healthy comfort’, with options like noodles and breakfast bowls. There are juice cleanses (which you can order online) and hosted Yoga & Raw food retreats.

The Raw Chemist Juice Bar is a Junction staple, with a bright and clean interior that is inviting to both veterans and newbies to the world of cold-pressed juice. The knowledgable staff will help you decide on a juice or shot (there are many combinations to choose from and each has a different purposes). There are 9 made-to-order juices, though, like most similar spots, you can include add-ons to their smoothies like maca and protein powders for an additional cost.

Bolt is located in the super-trendy Queen West neighbourhood. Their menu is both gluten-free and plant based, of course including cold-pressed juices, but there are also açaí parfaits, smoothies, and salad/grain bowls. Their juices are highly popular with both locals and those who travel far and wide, like the ‘Second Base’, which contains cucumber, granny smith apples, kale, parsley, spinach, lemon, and last but not least, ginger. Each bottle is jam-packed with of 2-4 lbs. of fresh (organic) produce, so it’s worth the hefty price tags.

DeKEFIR is an ideal on-the-go staple, located in the Bay Adelaide Center. As shown by their name, they specialize in kefir, a probiotic-rich milk by-product similar to yogurt. All of their smoothies and kefir-based, though they include interesting add-ons (other than their highly popular strawberry and banana blend), such as grapefruit, mint, watermelon, fig, and more. Employees are super accommodating, and they will help you craft your perfect kefir smoothie.